... TiER LONDOK ThEA TREWS. TH wE AVENUAE. On Saturday, Jan. 2d, for the First Time, a New I hree.Act Musical Farce, Written by Iluan gee, Music by Alfred Carpenter, entitled A MIAN ABC)IT TOWNT.' Frank Ennesleigh ?? E. J. LORNRM Ralph ?? ClnLaEs Cnsszray LuciU3 Lig;ht ?? . DAGMALLI ?? Lavelle ?? .Mr Sie1;Zsr HowA&Ro Robert Jansen ?? LavrtyDALE POWER Gwvendoline ?? ?? ALMIA STANLEY Edith ?? b.s}i ...

... ?? J SIIIt4L1 I [jI.jjX V b'JI'. (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) THEATRE ROYAL.-Lessee, Mr John Hart ; General Manager, Mr W. M. Hart.-The pantomime of Dick Whitiiangton has entered on another week of pro- aperity, and the principals in Mr Hart's charming pro- duction are very popular with the large audiences. Miss Jenny Owen's sprightly impersonation of the character of Dick has gained for her ...

... THE METROPOLITAN. Mr William Bailey, the manager of this popular hall, took his annual benefit on the evening of Tuesday last, and, as usuas, had a crowded audience, all present being highly delighted with the liberal programme provided and intro- ducing some of the most clever artists in all branches of the urofession. In the preliminary anuorncementa Mr Bailey stated that the hall (the ...

... n OYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TENTERDEN-STREET. W. Patrons-The QUEEN and the ROYAL FAMILY. Principal-Dr. A. C. MACKENZIE. Next Students' Concert in October. The Michaelmas Torm will commence Monday, Sept. 23d. Entrance Examination, Saturday, Sept. 21st, at Eleven. For Prospectus, &c., apply to JOHN GILL, Secretary. ,T HE GUILDHALL SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Established by the Corporation of London, VICTORIA ...

... 'YOUTH AT flRU.Y-4ANE rpllIFATRE. Cs1 6Ittlji sl, AuguUst (ills, a' 1New Sciasatilaija sad Diccistic Prlcisci 133' Plaul Mevitt aciid Augutits II;L I cia 1v.joseph) DarlmgltOa ?? lie ?? a1cLsER Frank D~arlingtoll ?? I s . r AUGUSTUS HARIISi Cajlslel Dalton ?? AILTeUrc MATTIIISON .Mjacr itiandal RockleCy ?? sle.. W. II- VeesasN Captain Lord Larerton .. ?? It. Brure Captain 1Ron. Arthur ...

... What is the use of giving promenade concerts when every- body is out of town ? was a rernark we heard on our way to the new series of promenade concerts at the Royal Italian Opera, which again opened last Saturday night for the season. We soon discovered that, if everybody had gone out of town, a few thousands must have returned to the metropolis in order to be present at Covent-garden. DMr ...